1970 Ford King Cobra Prototype Nascar ,boss 9 4 Speed 1of 2 Sold To Bud Moore on 2040-cars
Warren, Rhode Island, United States
Fuel Type:GAS
Engine:boss429
Transmission:Manual
Body Type:2 door
Model: Torino
Mileage: 999,999
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Orange
Year: 1970
Interior Color: Black
Trim: none
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: rear wheel
I HAVE HAD THIS KC IN MY COLLECTION FOR A FEW YEARS NOW, I AM RETIRING AND MOVING SO IT IS TIME THE KC TO FIND ANOTHER HOME. THIS IS ONE OF TWO THAT FORD SOLD TO BUD MOORE ENGINEERING (RACING) IN 1971. IT IS THE ONLY 4 SPEED ,THE ONLY BOSS 429 MOTOR CAR, A CONVEX GLASS REAR WINDOW. ALL THE GLASSED IS STAMPED PROTOTYPE NOT FOR PRODUCTION. IT WOULD BE EASIER TO DO A GOOGLE SEARCH ON THIS CAR TO GET ALL THE INFO. THE KC WAS JUST AT THE WORLD OF WHEELS IN BOSTON. HAVE A COPY OF BILL OF SALE FROM FORD ALONG WITH DATED PICTURES FROM FORD ON THIS CAR. GLAY MODELS AND PROTOTYPES. THIS CAR IS WELL KNOW WITH PAPER WORK . PLEASE ONLY SERIOUS INQUIRES AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
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